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The Answer (Shangri-La)
03:21
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Intro: :|Dadd9 D C CM7 Em|:
D7 Am7 FM7 D Dsus4 D
D7 Am7 FM7 Gsus4 G
Music in the air
Something that we’d like to share
I wonder where it came from
It’s something so sweet
But you know you cannot eat
It’s much too deep so get your head on
:|D A C G|:
Ch I’ve seen the symmetry
Been in the light
I’ve heard the poetry
It smelled divine (alright)
I’ve felt serenity
I know her name
Tasted infinity
On another plane
Imagine in your mind
A feeling of a different kind
You have to find The Answer
Think of love and peace
Just as though your mind’s at ease
Your thoughts will lead and you’ll go under
Repeat Chorus with ‘Shambhala, Shangri-La’ mantra
Am Gsus4 G Fadd9 EbM7 F
M8 Music from afar
Could it be a Shangri-La
You know you are The Answer
Solo C G Bb F C Gsus4 G
Repeat Chorus x2
Coda Dadd9 D C CM7 Em
Dadd9 D C CM7 Am7 D
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2. |
If Only
02:42
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Cappo 5 with these shapes
:|D D/C# D/B D/A G G/F# Em7 A7sus4|:
Nobody’s looking out for what I’m searching for
And nobody seems to see
No-one’s been listening in to what I’m hearing
‘Cause there’s nobody got the key
A G :|D Dsus2 D Dsus4 D Dsus2|:
A G D D/G D/F# D/E D
Ch. Oooh, yeah it’s all well and good
Oooh, but if only they could
Everyone’s out of touch with their emotions
Thought that they must’ve lost their feel
And people keep doing things they’ve been instructed
‘Cause they just don’t know what is real
Repeat Chorus
Bm BmM7 Bm7
E E/D E/C# E/B
A A/G A/F# A
M8. The world’ll fill
With peace and love
And music will
Be playing on
To keep us strong
Repeat Verse 1 and Chorus x2
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3. |
Hi-Phi
04:26
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Cappo 2, these shapes:
Am CM7 FM7 Am CM7 FM7 G7
Am Em7 Em Dm7 Esus4 E
Am G6 (Dsus4 Dadd9 V1 only, else D7sus4 D)
Circles, geometry
Spirals, Fibonacci
Golden Ratio
This is Audio
Numbers, Nature’s Laws
Fractions, algebra holds
Chaos, entropy
Science and symphony
A A7 D D7sus2 / A A7 D Dsus4 D
A A7 Cadd9 G Gsus4 G
Dsus4 D Dm7 Dm6 Am
Ch. Hi-Phi, oooh, it’s a frequency we’ve found
Hi-Phi, oooh, supersonic sound
Hi-Phi, it’ll bring your senses ‘round
Too high for the human ear to make out
Woven in tapestry
Painted by da Vinci
Buildings and architects
Listen: gets in your head
Repeat chorus / intro
Sea shells, ocean floors
Blood runs, waves on the shore
Feel it rush around
Hear it - it’s crashing down
Repeat chorus x2
(2nd time: yeah yeah, it’ll bring your senses ‘round)
Dsus4 D Dm7 Dm6 Dm7 Dm6 Asus4
Coda. So high that the human ear is in doubt
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4. |
Goodnight
02:36
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